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2 SOVIET RAIL WORKERS BLAMED FOR FATAL CRASHTwo railway workers have been charged with crimi

Electric Boat shipyard is trying to get some of its 10,000 striking workers to cross picket lines.

CONTINENTAL CORP. (New York) - Kenneth B. Zeigler was named president of Continental International,

US-MADE TOYOTAS BOUND FOR TAIWANTORRANCE, Calif. - Toyota Motor Sales USA said it has begun

MAYBE THEY USED NEW MATH. One of the toughest things about creating the office of the future

A modular gate now available from a company in the Netherlands incorporates thin steel tensioning wi

If it weren't for glasnost, Rich Beyer might not have been out among air freight crewmen, a couple i

By the shores of Lake Naivasha, shadowed by Longonot Volcano in the Great Rift Valley, John D'olier

The U.S. drought has boosted the hopes of Canadian firms that want to export water from Canada's rai

August 22, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

A Federal Highway Administration official said the agency's policy of relaxing overweight truck regu

U.S. farm policy has become very similar to European Community policy in the way it disrupts interna

A Dutch merchant bank, Pierson, Heldring & Pierson NV, has reached an agreement to buy Chemical Bank

Soybean meal futures had been up and then down on the vagaries of central U.S. weather this summer,

The fervor surrounding joint ventures in the Soviet Union appears to be cooling, according to foreig

Women who were denied sales jobs with State Farm Insurance Co. have until Aug. 31 to file claims in

A New Jersey legislator sees freedom of choice as the key to getting the state's auto insurance refo

SETTLEMENT REACHED IN CHALLENGER DISASTERRICHMOND, Va. - A tentative, undisclosed settlement

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 8/13/88* Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 8/13/88* Reflects

The Greek government is facing a challenge in Parliament over its decision to base Olympic Airways'

The last two years have been like an extended shopping trip for Kenneth Wattman of Kao Corp. of Amer

The new Danish International Ship Register comes into operation today amid uncertainty as to how suc

Once a U.S. monopoly, the $14.1 billion space commerce industry in the United States is facing serio

Managers of the Alaska Marine Highway System know which Puget Sound port they'd like Alaska's ferrie

PORT EVERGLADES WON'T LEVY NEW TAXPORT EVERGLADES, Fla. - The Port Everglades Authority comm

Chester Engineers Inc. has agreed to purchase most of the assets of Koppers Co., a subsidiary of Key

For six months, New York's tugboat workers have been on strike, boycotting the passenger liners and

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AMERICAN TRADING TRANSPORTATION CO. (New York) - Michael J. Murphy was named vice president, operati

Tough competition from imports is forcing a New York garment manufacturer to move to a state with we

A group of life insurance policyholders filed a class-action lawsuit against Massachusetts Insurance

When it comes to buying a Volvo, there'e a lot more involved than just selecting the color and uphol

AT&T PLANS CHANGES IN RATES, USAGE FEESWASHINGTON - American Telephone & Telegraph Co. is pr

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Negotiations continued Monday between management of Canada Post and union officials to avert a possi

With Michael Dukakis scheduled to receive the AFL-CIO's endorsement this week, unions are preparing

The Federal Maritime Commission has expanded its probe of Banfi Products Corp., an importer of Itali

The worldwide market for stampable reinforced thermoplastic sheet is forecast to reach $1.4 billion

Demand for metal finishing and plating chemicals in the United States is projected to reach almost $